John Edward on Glen Beck (Oct 27)
It's just inspiring how the first thing is how much money he's pulling in. Thankfully Beck tries to balance it out a tad at the end. Highlights from the interview:
Beck: "A guy who picked that mantle up is a guy who offered you a million dollars -- his name is the Amazing Randy -- that was his stage name -- offered you a million dollars. He says he can debunk you. Why would you not take that money and..."
Edward: "It`s funny. I was on "LARRY KING LIVE" once, and they asked me the same question. And I made a joke, and I`ll say the same thing here: Would I allow myself to be tested by somebody who`s got an adjective as a first name? Or would I go to do what I did, which I went to the University of Arizona and participated with the Human Energy Systems Laboratory, among other people who do this, where they were taking this more credibly and serious. You know, and I didn`t go there to be tested because of any reason except I was curious. Like, you know, there was a scientist who wanted to try to measure this in some way. And I think it was, you know, interesting. And for people who want to learn more about some of the preliminary things that were done, there`s a book out called "The After- Life Experiments."
It's just inspiring how the first thing is how much money he's pulling in. Thankfully Beck tries to balance it out a tad at the end. Highlights from the interview:
Beck: "A guy who picked that mantle up is a guy who offered you a million dollars -- his name is the Amazing Randy -- that was his stage name -- offered you a million dollars. He says he can debunk you. Why would you not take that money and..."
Edward: "It`s funny. I was on "LARRY KING LIVE" once, and they asked me the same question. And I made a joke, and I`ll say the same thing here: Would I allow myself to be tested by somebody who`s got an adjective as a first name? Or would I go to do what I did, which I went to the University of Arizona and participated with the Human Energy Systems Laboratory, among other people who do this, where they were taking this more credibly and serious. You know, and I didn`t go there to be tested because of any reason except I was curious. Like, you know, there was a scientist who wanted to try to measure this in some way. And I think it was, you know, interesting. And for people who want to learn more about some of the preliminary things that were done, there`s a book out called "The After- Life Experiments."
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